MOOD

Question 1

The sustained and pervasive emotion subjectively experienced and reported by the patient, and is observable to others

Answer 1

Mood

Question 2

unpleasant mood

Answer 2

Dysphoric Mood

Question 3

normal range of mood

Answer 3

Euthymic Mood

Question 4

The expression of one’s feelings without any restraint. It is frequently and overestimation of one’s significance and importance

Answer 4

Expansive mood

Question 5

The person is easily provoked to anger and is easily annoyed it

Answer 5

Irritable mood

Question 6

Characterized by an air of enjoyment and confidence. A mood which is more cheerful than normal but is not considered pathological

Answer 6

Elevated Mood

Question 7

Intense elation with feeling of grandeur

Answer 7

Euphoria

Question 8

feeling of intense rapture or delight

Answer 8

Ecstasy

Question 9

the psychopathological feeling of sadness

Answer 9

Depression

Question 10

loss of interest and withdrawal from all regular and pleasurable activities. Often associated with depression

Answer 10

Anhedonia

Question 11

Sadness that is appropriate to a real loss

Answer 11

Grief or Mourning

Question 12

The inability or difficulty in describing one’s moods or emotion

Answer 12

Alexithymia